new details the on paul ryan's budget plan and how it could affect taxes. wealth editor robert frank joining us and he lz been dig into this, robert. >> yes, i have. and paul ryan would tax about everybody, including high earner s and retirees and according to the nonpartisan tax center, it would give the average american tax cut of $3,300 which is a 5% increase in after-tax income, and those making between $40,000 and $50,000 would get a tax cut of $670, and about 1.6% tax increase after tax income, and the big winners are the big earners of those making $1 million and more would see a tax cut of $408,000 which is a 19% more in after-tax income. and now ryan's plan is to be revenue neutral and we don't know what taxes go up to make up for the taxes he is cutting like the amt and the obama care, and the tax rate cut, and $12 trillion would be lost from the proposal and we don't know what offsets would be, but the house opposes any increase in capital gains and dividends, and of course, very important for retirees and they oppose dropping charitable e deduct